35mm Movie Camera 35ミリ撮影機

This movie camera, marketed by the British company Williamson, was modeled after a cinematographic camera and was called “Senryōbako” in Japan because of its shape. The camera was used by turning a crank by hand to advance the film and take a picture. Movies during the Meiji and Taisho eras were made using cameras like this.

Collection of: Edo-Tokyo Museum
Title: 35mm Movie Camera
Collection ID: 90360309
Category: Lifestyle and Folk Custom
Creation Date: 20世紀　
Size: 37cm x 23cm x 28cm
Materials/Collection: Akagi Kiyoshi Collection
Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives: https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-5177.html

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